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After a year full of wedding cancellations and postponements in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, this year has been a busy one for wedding venues and vendors. “2021 seems to be making up for it. It’s such a busy year. We have more weddings now than we ever have,” said Joelle Cowden, co-owner of Shady Elms Farm in Hickory. “People are excited to be able to get out again and celebrate.” The outdoor wedding venue, which re-scheduled five weddings set for last year to 2021, has only two open dates available this year and is booking well into 2022. A recent survey by The Knot found that, of 7,600 couples across the country who originally set their wedding date between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2020, nearly half of the couples - 47% - rescheduled a reception into 2021 and beyond. The survey also showed, in 2020, 32% of couples held a “minimony” or legally got married, but planned to throw a reception in 2021.

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